Crowds have camped out in freezing-cold weather in Melbourne’s CBD overnight just to snare a coveted collectable doll.

Labubu not the first toy craze, and certainly won’t be the last Labubu creator Pop Mart joins a small list of companies that have tapped into the zeitgeist, drawing in millions of buyers who ...

Embracing the controversial tech might help retailer Pop Mart adapt the Labubu fad before it fizzles, but the consequences in the U.S. could be dire.

Chinese toy giant Pop Mart is expecting its profits to increase by over 350 per cent in the first half of this year, driven by the remarkable global craze for its Labubu dolls, the company announced.

Pop Mart has struck it rich. The Chinese company that caters to toy connoisseurs and influencers said this week that it expects profit for the first six months of this year to jump by at least 350 ...

The global flagship store of Pop Mart, a Chinese toymaker and seller, at Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street on Aug. 16, 2022, in Shanghai, China.

As its stock price continues to climb and knock-off items proliferate, producer of the “ugly-cute” dolls, Chinese toy giant Pop Mart, is taking steps to reassert brand control and potentially monetize ...

To win young customers who grow up in today’s fragmented attention economy, leaders need to deploy strategies specifically tailored to the emotional and identity needs of these individuals ...